Recently, globalized AI interactive entertainment platform SeaArt AI completed a Series B financing of over RMB 100 million. This round was co-led by Visual China, Huagai Capital, and Vertex Ventures, with participation from GF Xinde, Sichuan Venture Capital, Hewei Fund, and Tiantou Capital. Previously, the platform received investments from institutions including Tencent, Alibaba, Actoz, and CMB International.
Since 2023, SeaArt AI has successively established a platform matrix encompassing the multimodal creation community SeaArt, the overseas short drama platform MoreShort, and the digital human platform SeaSoul, enabling creators to generate images and videos, publish works, and interact with one another. The overseas short drama platform MoreShort supports multilingual content distribution, and the SeaSoul digital human platform offers digital human interactive features.
SeaArt boasts over 65 million registered users, with monthly visits exceeding 30 million, over 90% of which originate from overseas. The platform continuously accumulates over 2 million AI-native creative assets, including models, LoRAs, workflows, templates, and Agents. Centered around AI short dramas, MoreShort took approximately six months to streamline its content production, distribution, and consumption chain, with monthly gross revenue breaking through USD 1 million. Within four months of its launch, SeaSoul reached a daily active user base (DAU) of 500,000, with an average daily dwell time per user exceeding 66 minutes.
Since its establishment, SeaArt AI has successfully completed multiple rounds of financing. As the legal counsel and long-term partner of SeaArt AI, Llinks, leveraging its rich experience in the investment and financing fields, has provided end-to-end legal services for all of SeaArt AI's financing rounds.
Llinks Engagement Team
Kyle Zhao, Partner
Allen Zhang, Contractual Partner
Amelia Wang, Associate
